CSotD: Supply and Command
Jeff Koterba comments on Amazon’s purchase of a health care chain, which adds to the growing collection of stuff the…
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CSotD: Waiting for a response
The advantage of the Jan 6 Committee holding a hearing in prime time rather than in midafternoon was that more…
CSotD: Guns and (melting) butter
In posting this cartoon to his Twitter page, Pat Byrnes admitted that he’d likely undercounted the number of gun deaths…
CSotD: Responsible commentary in a polarized society
Jen Sorensen explains the interplay of polarization and bothsidesism. We used to joke about the mainstream media’s obsession with presenting…
CSotD: Friday Funnies – Discursions and Inclusions
Agnes (Creators) and Trout debate the reality of what’s right in front of their faces, which certainly fits in with…
CSotD: Postman Only Rang Once
Reply All (WPWG) not only suggests taking a break from the Weight of It All, but explains how we manage…
CSotD: Pre-Christmas Miscellany
I don’t know how far ahead Jef Mallett works on Frazz (AMS), but he hit this one squarely: Michigan, where…
CSotD: Why Our Kids Can’t Have Nice Things
Non Sequitur (AMS) addresses the crucial question of life on Earth being obliterated by a meteor, the odds of which,…
CSotD: References and relevance
I’m using this Halloween-themed Clay Jones cartoon to make a point that Clay Jones doesn’t represent. Jones is self-syndicated and…
CSotD: Examining the evidence
I’m not sure if Tom Tomorrow is breaking the rule here about ascribing to evil that which can be explained…
CSotD: Comics that make you say hmm
I have nothing to comment about over this Pat Byrnes panel, except that, for someone with such a simple style,…
CSotD: IPCC is a-checkin’ on down the line
Peter Schrank comments on the report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, specifically noting the wildfires raging in Greece…
CSotD: C’est le weekend (et l’anniversaire de mon chiot)
No politics today. It’s my dog’s birthday and I promised her I wouldn’t get all het up. So we’ll start…
CSotD: And another thing …
This is hardly new: It’s an illustration from a 1903 book of nursery rhymes by Charles Robinson, who did much…
CSotD: Are we there yet?
Carpe Diem (KFS) inadvertently captures my mood. Or perhaps I’m just not the only one who feels there is way…